$449 • 20 Minutes • Pure vintage aerobatics.
Strap into an open-cockpit Tiger Moth and trade gentle sightseeing for 20 minutes of non-stop loops, rolls and wingovers over Yering. Meet at Hangar 6 and prepare for a vintage aerobatic rush.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
20 minutes
Fitness Level
No long hike required, but be comfortable with intensive G-forces and brief physical stresses of open-cockpit flight.
Wildlife
History
The de Havilland Tiger Moth served as a primary trainer in the mid-20th century and became a staple of military pilot instruction worldwide.
Conservation
The airfield operates in a rural area where noise and wildlife disturbance are managed; stick to arrival windows and follow operator guidance to limit local impact.
$449 • 20 Minutes • Pure vintage aerobatics.
Check the weight guideline
Passengers over 100 kg must contact the operator before booking to confirm safety and balance limits.
Dress for wind and chill
Wear a warm, windproof outer layer—open cockpit flight gets cold even on mild days.
Secure loose items
Use a wrist strap for any camera and avoid loose hats—helmet and goggles are provided but loose items can be lost.
Expect strong G-forces
If you’re prone to motion sickness, plan accordingly and follow the pilot’s pre-flight advice.
Warm windproof jacket
Blocks wind and retains warmth in the open cockpit.
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Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Safe for getting on and off the airfield and into the aircraft.
Camera with wrist strap
Capture the experience but secure it—helmet and goggles are provided.
Sunglasses or prescription inserts
Reduces glare when taxiing and during bright, high-sun flights.
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